burel
unlearned
rigth well
very weel
clepe (verb)
called
gay
charming, lovely
full
very, much ,many
aboute
around
blisful
pleasing
therto
although
faire
nicley
myrie
pleasent
clerk
student
everychon
every one
estaat
status
b(o)one
request
ay
always
algates
entirely, always
aught
anything, at all
anon
at once
straight away
be
better
biheste
promise
bo(o)te
remedy
boy
servant
but
But if
-except, only
Unless
accorded
agree
care
sorrow, hardship
certes
certainly
chaffare(noun)
trade
chapman
merchant
cherl
peasant
clene
say, call
corage
spirit
cors
corpse
craft
trade, profession
curteise
courtliness
degree
rank
de(e)l
part
deme(verb)
judge
dighte
arrange
digne
worthy
diverse
various
doom
judgement
eft
also
eke, eek
em
uncle
endite(Verb)
compose
er
before
esta(at)
condition, rank, status
forthy
therefore
forward
agreement
guerdon
reward
henne
hence
ilk
same
large
broad
late
recently
leche
physician
lette
delay, hinder,leave
lewe
uneducated
lite
little
lowly
humble
lusty
vigorous
maugre
despite
mo
more
moot
must
newe
recently, new
nyce
foolish
orisoun
prayer
(H)oost
army
Oder Host
paraventure
perhaps
queynt
clever, strange
quyk
alive
rathe
early
rather
earlier
recche(noun)
reed
advice
rewe
pity
rude
ignorant
sely
innocent
shende
destroy
shrive
confess
siker
safe, sure, certainly
sithe
time
sith
since, then
skilful
reasonable
sooth
true
spille
sterve
die
stynte(Verb)
stop
stounde
short time
sweven (noun)
dream
swithe
quickly
tene
harm
unkouthe
unknown
verray
vertu
power
vileynye
rudeness
wante(n)
lack
waxe
grow
wele
joy
wende(verb)
travel,go
wene(verb)
believe
whilom
once
At one time
wit
intelligence
wood
crazy
wombe
stomach
wreke
avenge
yefte
gift
yerne
eagerly
yeve
give
after
according to
maugree
of
by
til
towards
atte
at the
ech,iche
each
everich
These same
swich
such
thilke
the same
axe (verb)
ask
helpen
help
bresten(verb)
burst
chese(verb)
choose
deme (verb)
to judge
wene
consider
dighten(verb)
prepare
wedden(verb)
pledge
duren(verb)
endure
wilnen
desire, want
yeven
gyen
Guide,
direct
fallen
happen
wite(verb)
to know
highte(verb)
be called
under (forest site)
by, near a forest
again the knight
towards the knight
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